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Some public service contractors in IT roles paid $185 an hour
Contractor pay in the public service has rates ranging from close to the minimum wage on helpdesks to as high as $185 an hour in IT - or almost $1500 a day, before tax.
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The recipe for a cost of living crisis
The cost of food, petrol and rent is soaring, and inflation is at its highest level in 30 years - how did it come to this? Audio
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The recipe for a cost of living crisis
The cost of food, petrol and rent is soaring, and inflation is at its highest level in 30 years - how did it come to this?
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Green Party MP Elizabeth Kerekere breaks self-isolation rules
In a statement, Kerekere admitted flying from her Tairāwhiti home to Wellington on Sunday - despite a household member testing positive two days earlier.
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Government makes inroads on poverty but what's left in its toolkit?
Opinion - The stratospheric rise of poverty and inequality during the Covid-19 pandemic can be seen everywhere - except in the statistics, Max Rashbrooke writes.
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The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 5: Facing the Elephant
TAHI.fm - After all the experts and moral arguments, it’s down to James & Chye-Ling to finally decide: are they breaking up with their white partners? Video, Audio
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'Kidney disease is silent' - Expert calls for further intervention
A medical expert says more needs to be done about chronic kidney disease in New Zealand. Audio
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Expert calls for more work on chronic kidney disease
A medical expert says more needs to be done about chronic kidney disease in New Zealand.
University of Otago research shows it's more prevalent among the Pacific population than previously thought.
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Rise in abusive calls forces food bank to take action
A Christchurch food bank has had to install a new phone system to record calls after an increase in abuse from clients.
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Bryce Edwards: Labour's poll slip reflects 'crisis' positioning
Opinion - Bryce Edwards says an Autumn of discontent could be reflected in 1News' poll showing a dip in support for Labour.
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Investigations into Covid-19 provision 'void' for disabled and at-risk
Research into vaccine distribution shows problem gaps Audio
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Hipkins unapologetic over Charlotte Bellis disclosures
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins is now refusing to comment on the case of Charlotte Bellis, after ignoring ministerial advice not to share details about her.
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Cost of living 'a crisis for many families' - Social Development Minister
Last night we brought you the story of families being forced to choose between food and petrol, school lunches or gas to get to their jobs.
Inflation has hit a 30 year high; petrol's cracking $3 a… Video, Audio
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Pacific social, health providers say they're missing out
Efforts to obtain funding to ramp up support for Pacific families in New Zealand during the pandemic is proving difficult for some Pacific-led social and health providers.
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Calls for more women in politics in the Pacific
International Women's Day this week saw women's rights take centre stage across the Pacific.
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Senior firefighter quits association over its treatment of women
A senior firefighter has left the only association for volunteers after its chief executive, who has faced sexual assault allegations from women, made a post celebrating International Women's Day…
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What do our MPs know about the cost of living?
While Labour leader and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won't call the current cost of living a "crisis", Labour MP Tamati Coffey described the situation in Aotearoa as an "inequity crisis".
Earlier… Video, Audio
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Whānau across Aotearoa struggle with basics as costs rise
The drive to school, or lunch when the kids get there. Filling the car or feeding the whānau.
Bills or ballooning debt. Families across Aotearoa are struggling to make ends meet as the cost of living… Video, Audio
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
Samoan PM says women need to be heard; on-trial doctor's denial; and four hospitalised in American Samoa
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Three waters reforms: working group urges govt financial backing
Councils should have shares in three waters entities - with the government on the hook financially, a working group of mayors and Māori representatives says. Audio
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How globalisation is causing languages to die out
Language is considered humankind's greatest achievement. But all over the world many indigenous languages are racing towards extinction not because they are simply dying out, but because they are… Audio
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Gender inequality: Call for pay gap reporting for all employers
A range of reports on International Women's Day shows women continue to be disadvantaged and suffer from workplace imbalance and the gender pay gap.
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The Elephant in the Bedroom | Episode 4: Race Traitor
TAHI.fm - Chye-Ling is called out on Reddit for having a white partner. The investigation turns to the Asian community, personal guilt, and the dark side of judgements on interracial couples. Where do… Video, Audio
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Abuse in Care: Young Māori tell of being torn from whānau
The Abuse in Care Royal Commission has heard of young Māori being torn from their families and put into a system that wrote them off from the start.
Today is the first day of a two week hearing into… Audio
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NZ-UK free trade deal disappoints politically and economically
Opinion - The free trade agreement that was signed between New Zealand and the United Kingdom this week fails to confront the need for more fundamental reform, Jane Kelsey writes.
